"entering the platform" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing someone or something physically moving onto a platform, such as a train or subway platform. Example: As I was entering the platform, I noticed a familiar face waiting for the train with me.
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Entering The Platform – a community space in Loughborough Junction in south London filled with plants, homemade beauty products and crafts, and home to a host of workshops and cultural events – it is hard to imagine its former incarnation as a public toilet.
Employers, health plans and providers are entering the platforms era of technology, serving up portals and websites that help health consumers help themselves to information and tools for self-care knowledge and management.
Stairs made the ticket office inaccessible, but he bought an annual pass, and entered the platform via an accessible gate.
According to a Metropolitan Transportation Authority official, the platform was not crowded at the time, and it appeared that the train was already moving when the man entered the platform.
In one area near Avenue O, young fare-beaters enter the platform from nearby backyards, climbing over fences or sliding down overhanging pipes, said Chris McNamara, 35, and his son, Joe, 13.
Trump looks downcast — or at least quite serious — in the picture, which appears to be taken as he was being announced as he entered the platform on the steps of the Capitol to be sworn in.
"I saw a man pointing from the locomotive as it entered the platform, and screaming 'There are no brakes!
Users dial a phone number, enter the platform, and the conversation is streamed on air live via the BlogTalkRadio Web site.
